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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20
A Baptiss Ministers Experience.

"I am n baptist minister. and before ever
thought of being . Clergyman l graduated In
medicine, but left y lucrative practice for my
present profession, forty years ago. WAS for
Eciectrtc OH cured mo. l WAS also troubled with
hOarscness, and 7hODs0s' Ectectrtc OH al ways
relieved uie. My wife and child had dipht herfa,
and 7honas' Eciectrtc OH cured thein. and u
taken In ttne u Will cure seven times out OF tan.
! am confident II IL cure for tho most Obstinate
cold. or cough, and q any one viii take small
place the end OF the spoon I'm one nOstrii and
draw the OH out OF tho spoon into tho head, by
sniffing rs hard as they can, until tho ON falls
over into tho throat, and practice IT. twice
q week. l don't care how offensive their head
may be, IT. will clean IL out and cure their ca
tarrh. For deafness and earnche, IL has done
wonders TO my certain know ledge. IL II the only
medicine dubbed patent medicine that have
ever felt Ike reconilnending. and am very an Z;
would not bs without 1t In my house for any
consiecration. ! am now suffering with q pain
like rheumatism IN my right limb and nothing
relieves me like Ih0Ssas' xctsctrto UsI." Dr. 4
y. Crane, Cory, Pa
For slis by II. B. Cochran. drugRiat LIZ and
i39 North 0ueon street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

Mr. d. ]. Wilc0ns0n. OF Horse Cave. KY, says
he yas. Tor many. years. badly afflicted with
phlhicsic. also Dtabetes ths pains we're almost
HIN Into c0nvulsi0ns. He tried Electric Bitters
and kot relief troln nryt bottle and After taking
IN hesh eighteen pounds. says he positively bc.
iieves he would have died. had ~ not 6een Tor
nifty cents bottle by II. u. Cochran. DruvVisI
Pa. mn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

Hon. Jos U. G1SlridSc, of Bro kiyu, n. w.,
writes this "CannOt express my -sif In sum
cienty pra'sesorthy tsrms: B1dock Hood
R,ttsrs have used for the past two yeats kec ~
my stomach In splendid trim For safe by II
u Cochran. druggist, III and I'D North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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sPBOIAL NOrlOR0,


You can be wcah, nervous, debilitated, and
dssrnndcut, disqualified for work of heal or
hand. or You can enjoy fair share Ot health and
peace OF iHind Rnrtiock Hood Rtuevs y III ALE
viats your misery ami 10 you world Of R0pd II
you will bat have faith to try. FOR sale by II.
B Cochnn. drugsisL. iJ7 and i.D North 0uoon
utT,s,t. lsluCnst.f
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

DIR. Tanner certainly has great stonac h -
great because of Its strength and endurance.
We may err IN saying that the doctor B0r.
dock Hood Biuers. but II hs dOss. his digestive
powers arc easily accounted for. "Burdck
Blood BiturS' GeipH n standard medictuo are
sold by all druggists. FOR sale by II. h. Coch.
ran. druggist, l37 and l5J North Queen street,
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

That good deal OF the suffering In this world
can be avoided by purchasing Dr.. 7howsas' Nc.
lectrtc OH. and urtpg II ~ v,sr directions. II Is
An inf.iiible .urs for al .sprNins and pains
FOR ssle by n. B. Cochran. druggist, LII and i39
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

And so must neuralgia and rheumatism. when
Dr. Thomas Eclectrtc Oit attacks them. his
thought. Buy Il and try IL FOR sails by II. Il.
Cochran, druggist. lS and lS3 North Quoen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

ls 70 raise u nice family Of boys and girls
BY that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check II In it, drst stages BY
and Lungs. warranted to euro and relieve ~
cases. Prtco Soc. and u. For sale by IL. z
Cochran. Druggist No LIZ North Queen strssG
1rt0S stse ftsS. (Y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

half s Viz Hi .Ss '.k 3 :ss g
Threat and Lung.i :: those complaints sFe g.
0thcrs. we would s6viss ii not 70 nCSisot e. ~
opportunity 70 GALL on us and got . Bottle q
ksnp's B.lsam for % tns Throet c ana Ianss.. Pres
4. n Coehrsn. druggist ~ AosA 0sssa stsSSG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

shILOHs COUGH ana Consumption Curu
II sold by US on u guarantee. 1t cures Con.
sumption. sOid by Il. B. Cochran, druggist,
NOs. l37 aud lS9 North Queen 81. Lancaster,
PA. I'M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-20

UOR SALE OR RENT-BRICK STABLE
- and lot l1x0 feet, on Christian street pe.
easily changed Into Q machine shSp Gr vs~
house, Easy terms. u. Y. DHU1An.
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ammsdisteiy feiieved BY ShiiohS Cur. Soid 81
q. 3. C0chrsn. druggtst hos- N ana - NogtS
Queen o.. LA1oAsters Pa ~
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W. W. Reed, druggist, OF winchester, Ind.
writes "one Of my custOmers. y IL. Louis Pike.
BartOnia. Randolph county. Ind, was y long
70 die by her physicians. Sh0 heard Of Dr. Kingts
New Discovery for Consumption, ana began
buying II Of ms. In SIX mOnths' time she
walked to this city. adistance OF SIX miles, ana
IL now SO much improved she has quit using ~
She fee she owes her life To It."
Free trial Hotties at COchrxn's Drug Store
Nos. l37 and laS North Queen street. Lancaster,
Pa f0l
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP REBoRD.
The record OF championship games played to
date IA as follows:
The High Court OF Foresters.

The Twelfth Subsidiary High Court OF
the Ancient Order of Foresters has con.
cluded Its labors In Chicago. In the
closing session the most important
question between the Court was the
framing of an answer to the Supreme
Court OF Foresters In England anent the
cableRram received ordering the admis-
sion Of colored men into the Ase0ciA-
tion. Mr.. Gardner Wsshburn, chair.
man of the committee appointed Tues-
day last to consider this question,
handed In q volumipous report. This
took o strong stand against the position
of the Euplish High Court. "We would
give the High Court of England to
understand" said the report, "thst
this, the American branch, will not be
controlled contrary to the general laws
OF the Order, and to the best interest OF
the Foresters as . body. Any coeIc:ve
act, such as the admission Of the negro
into the order. will be fought tooth and
nail, snd We warn the High Court Of
England that II they continue to claim
powers not granted them by the con
stitution, We may separate and suHder
ourselves from such Supreme Court, "a
our fathers did from the all claiming
English Ministry In the reign Of George
ILL.," Several heated speeches were de-
livered, when, by o unanimous vote
the report was accepted and the secre
tary instructed to forward copy OF tn,
same TO the Supreme Court Of Foresteri
lin London.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Midsummer N eandertngs.

Among busy people there is always a
demand for short, clean cut, and attrac-
tive trips. Without any preliminary
worry as to selection Of a destination or
choice of routes, people of limited leisure
like to take q trip on the fly, as 1t were,
hay ng general idea of where they are
going, but leaving the details to others
who provide such accommodations.
The weekly tours of the Pennsy sylvania
Railroad to Gettysburg and Lursy appeal
strongly TO this class. They are made to
order, and there is so much in them TO at
tract and interest that they are universal
ly enjoyed They cover period of six
days, every hour of which may be sptntin
pleasure or enjoyment Of tome kind,
The praises OF Luray and the Natural
Bridge are sung by every visitor. As
points Of interest they are Incompatible.
Gettysburg, too, compels attention as the
greatest of modern bsttlefeids and the
most interesting to the present generation.
One may choose between them and never
regret his choice.
Thursday, August 18th, is the next
date. Special train Of parlor cars and
day coaches running thr ugh on fast time
will leave Broad Street Station, Philadel.
phia, at 900 a. m. The round "trip rate
from Wilmington to Gettysburg, includ
ing one days board at the Eagle Hotel
is $3.50; to Luray, including a days
board and admission to the Caverns
$40 so. Return coupons OF both tickets
good for six days. The rate from Luray II
Natural Bridge is low, and tickets ar,
procurable at Luray.
Tickets, parlor car reservations, and de
scriptive pamphlets may be had at thu
company's offices
Regular train connecting with specia
at Broad street Static Il, Philadelphia, will
leave at 7.50 a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Defending H,s wife

DowNIsGTowN, August IA About
IL O'Clock Saturday night two Italians,
TO belong to a large gang
working the Valley Greek quarries
came upon tramp named John Mar.
tin, who, with his wife and child, were
cam ping alongside the road just east Of
the borough, and made q desperate at.
tempt TO assault the woman. Her
Screams awoke her husband, who a..
tackled the Italians, and was immedi-
ately savagely attacked by them and
stabbed In several places. There was
one serious wound In the abd omen fivH
Inches in length and two cuts on the
arm, causing considerable loss of blood
The Italians fed on hearing approach.
ing footsteps, and as yet have not been
arrested.
Martin was broUght to Downingtown,
and after his woCnds, which, though
very serious, are not necessarily fatal,
had been dressed by q ply slcian be and
his wife we're sent to the County Aims
house. The woman escaped without
serious injury. They claim that theil
house was burnt at Avondale only thres
weeks ago and they were obliged x
tramp for living. They are wei
known here, having lived In the towr
about two years 0go.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
RLls

the 18th instant, Alexsnder
W., son Of william W. and Mnuica All y.
Ksnney, sged 10 year, mon'ns sno ~
Relatives and friends are rsspsctiully in
q encs OF his p pArents. No. 1907 frencn street'
ON Tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK. lnte.-
ment at Kivsrview Uemetery.
Tnou art gone nom out our livesN
uur bosoms throb with mutual pAin'
We've parted for weary Wnile
Our only hope to meet again.
Kind words may sooths the rpirit,
Or make the tesr.drop start;
But, oh, tits Gods own loving hand
Must bind the bruised heart.
"Thsrc ip room there for me-
BURNlTE.-On the ilth inst, at Msishan.
ton, Viola u, daughter Of Albert and
Susan Burnite, aged months.
Rsiattves and friends are respeotfuily in-
yited to attend her funeral, rom tne
residence OF her parents, on TUESDAY morn
ing. Services at the house at ~ O'CLOCK.
lnisrment at 81. james Oemstefy ID
Newport.
wEST.-On the 18th inst, John I. West'
helativss and friends, the memhsrs oi
Washington q. r. and Ii. and l.. Oo., the
Warren Athlete Oluo, tho wilmington
Fishing Club are respectfully lnvuco y
attend his funeral from his iate residence
in Ne port, on Tuesday afternoon, the lotn
iIs,., At O'Clock. Intermert AZ hiverVieN
Como but not forgotten.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Tho Outbreak Among tho Uses

GLENwooD SPRINGS. Colo August
4.-Sena or Eddy, who returned to-day
from White River, met a party of sixty
bucks last night who were evidently try.
ing to join Coiorow. The latter has also
sent runner to his brother at the I'm
compahgre agency asking for assistance,
and will probably get fifty or sixty bucks
from there. The fact that no courier has
reached Glenwood Springs from MeeKer
since Friday leads the people to believe
that the redskins are holding the roads
between those points. Considerable ap
prehension is felt for the settlers around
Meeker who failed to reach town before
the trouble began. The Governor has
ordered another company of State mill.
tia to the scene, making 120 in all SO ia.
sent.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Dosperado Turnor Gives Himself ri


LOUISVILLE, August 14.-The trouble
In Bell county is probably at an end, as
Jack Turner, the head of the Turner fac :
ton, has surrendered himself IS the jailer
OF Bell county. He surrendered on last
Monday, and on the following Wednas
day man, whose name could not be
learned, charged with being an accom-.
plice of the Turner's, surrendered himself
to the authorities. 1t is reported that the
others of the band have disbanded and
left the State. When Jack Turner sur
rendered he confessed the killing OF
George Thomas, but made no excuse for
the crime. This statement is lot credit.
ed, and it is believed he has confessed the
crime in order TO screen the guilty party
and give him time to make his escape and
that he (Turner) will prove himself in.
nocent on the day OF his trial.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

reading clerk Of one Of the houses Oh
the General Assembly.
Tsso- 20 trust he will explain through
r. n. What he knows abe ut the missing
Bill, His vote in Ccureil cfairss 'nt
enforcement Of this act bs s-s Mayor
shows that he Is not in favor Of enforc
Ing the Acl, which il . correct c.py OF
the one m islaid, lost or stolen after its
passage by the General Assembly.
Oar citizens now have the official vote
Of Council on the enforcement OF the
act. d, Mestre. Ayers. Dillin and
Taylor represent the Views OF the cit.
zens of the frst, third and fourth
wards? Do the people whon they are
supposed to repressnt desire that the
sons Of the respe ctAble merchants, me
chanics and business men shall pS
fieeced of their money and be made
gaub blers by q gang OF policy dealeri
Who are fattening on their III RotteI
luors, whilst they are deme rslizing apt
making the sons OF honest, reputaol
cit zeps gamblers and iheives? LEX.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Personal.

Mr.. Elmer Benson Of Dover is in thi,
city.
Miss Bessie Mann. Of williamsburr.
PA., 10 visiting Der irisnds In tbis CITY.
Joseph Hill has re,ufe. I'd from bis
vlsit to Europe. hasinx b.en sosent
some i've or six weeAs.
Mr. john r. Bonner, salesman for
Weisn q Co., 900 Marsot street, 10 of
on his vacation.
Mrs. c. A. Robb left Saturday after.
noon for Atlantic City, for u weeks va.
cation.
Mr.. John Mills and wife of Philacel.
phia, are visiting friends and relatives in
| tAis city.
| Mr.. Joseph Wright has been CONNECT.
ed with the Kiamensi wooden m Ills for
speriod Of 20 years.
| Mr.. and Mrs Gael, OF South viii.
Inington, have returned from Q visit 10
Cape May.
MT. Amos Campbell started yeter-
dsy for Woodlawn camp, ana his
friends with him pleasant time.
Miss Conley and Mise Jones ara
spending = few weeks ut Brandywine
Syringe.
| Master Alfred L. shalfner hiss z ne
TO jamestown, New York, to spsud q
few weeks with sone friends.
| Mr.. Joseph H. Bartlett left this city
on Saturday night for . tour through
the State.
| Miss Clara Rldings left for Atlantic
City on Saturday 10 tpend few days
at that famous resort.
Miss Eva Brown, Of Chester, Pa is
visiting Miss Lizzis Wright, Of Kia.
mensi, Del.
Finley j. Barr paid our city flying
visit yt tsterday from tho lower part Of
this State, and will return this morn.
ing.
Jno. W. Canary, OF this city, is now
having q vacation Of four weeks, after
which be will be found as usual with
A. Y. Yates & Co.. PhiladelpbiA.
|. Mr.. Charles Fl. Williams assistant fore
.. man of the Mt. Clair shops, of Baltimore
! Nd, was in this city on Saturday, bu
left for Atlantic City this morning.
: Mr.. Frank Chalfant formerly of thl
/. city, but now residing in Philadelphia
: has accepted q position with Ferri
Brothers of that city.
s Mr.. William Connery. of the Carleton
. Dramatic Company, paid this city visi
j yesterday, he left for Brooklyn this morn
o ing.
The Breakwster Light says Governo
BiRRs has the Presidential bee in hi
: bonnet, and hs will he placed In tn
!. field blythe peach growers Of Mary LAID
Mrs. Ali!ch, widow Of the late Bay
A ard Alrich, dad suddenly at her resi
+ tence below Port Penn, q few night
n ago, aged 65 years.
Miss May Ellen Salisbury, who RI
II sided with her brother, Senator Saul,
70 bury, in Dover, received fall In th
4 bath tub by which rib was broken,
,e few days ago.
e. Mr.. John Marsh, proprietor Of ii
I, Central Hotel at W estminster, Md
O. with bis daughter. Miss Minnie, hs
ie been spending q few weeks with hi
rs daughter. Mrs. K LaughtoD, OF th
city. Mr. Marsh returns to day, lea
ing Miss Minnie to remain In our cit
the coming two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Laid to liest

The funeral OF Miss ID, Y
daughter of John r, snc tll,s
Eugle, took place yss!e'dly y
from her parents, residsns, "
Poplar street. The rensll
dressed in . silk robe and slaa|
cloth covered silver noaa's
Miss Engle was well knoEn ~
respected, and at the a'ui .,s "
for the funeral there v"s ~
Der Of her friends present. sl.s sas
her remains to DslavaEs A'as|
tist Church, where the stiIlss y,
conducted by the Rev, sols @ !, !,
After the casket had osa y.
front OF the altar ibs snv,II ,T,I
opened BY the choir s,nalus \ NJ X,
Know as We are KroHl, i, \
with prayer. Miss May B9assi' .l.s,'
ter OF tbs Rev. DR.. BOolhe, psIjj WI
church, then sang . 81 s'l9' ! MI NJ
viii Never Forssse Ss' -, ~
the Rev. Mr.. Heath de'lVe'S'I ','
discourse, in which he '..l .p.n,
many virtues Of ,hs ...sc,,J ess,1J
ureed all present to be prtpa'us, l
end, as they knew !I..a 10. ~ .'sII
might come The selvirs y. si,s, sasa |
q solemn dtrgs BY the cnoI ~ y Y, II
the funeral cortegs pIo'tsu''l y. M \
view Cemetery, whsfs '1'
was made. h,,,t,as
The rioral tributes were V 4.
consisted Of 3 pillow sa' ~
Aiar."
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
A Wilmingtoniaa STABBED

Bernard E. Mcvsy,s o ss'm,ts
No. l6 K .st Front street, vn, d
wife, among the ps,senssa d
this city yesterday mo,riv 4
steam or Republic 70, CapeNN
was 0 large number Of tItal
from Philadelphia on board, ND
thing went we'll until the usi
most reached the pie: Oi !i.V
Railroad Company on tSs Ds
river, on the return, vhsD "A
Cured between three as,
Michael McCann, and Jana |
John 7. Reynolds, oil 0. PtIiad
and the bartender, Cha,la Nrl
OF tlis city. The men wsa tiltI
rs McVby, who 10 q friend dCill
saw that he was getting Tie Ezfl
he went to his assistance.
The gang then turned Oh BIZ Z
addition to beating him 10 lo'i
manner, ole Of the nInOE =
thought to be McCsnr, s!iSsa I
the abdomen with 8 lA.le pSeisl
nflicting o seriouf, aid WI
prove o fatal wound. -,
Mr.. McVey was brought Nnl
In this city and passed . W
being very fevsrish and tala
three loushs were imntdiI'sJ
in the coal hole OF the 'lal
taken to Philadelphia, vNl,
were given 10 charge o! 100 4 sa' !
and will be held to aWal. 'nA
Moneys injuries,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
~H~N-
bherIN's AaIe.

Sheriff Lambson sold tha person al
etfscts OF Samuel W. Kirk at his late
place OF business, on Fifth street near
Iatnall, this morning, AZ 10 O'Clock.
A set OF standard scales brought rs
cents; lot OF WOO was knocked down
to a. Bickta for SIS; ,sllow brought ~
cents per pound; thu boiler and fiztur7s
were sold TO Mr.. Zimmerman for 500
skinB brought lom % cents to 81 IS PEI
dozen, and were Iutchased ny A.
BicktA. The m ares brought tS1 and $3s
eaco; bussy SOL, and q two horse wsgoa
$40.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
FIFTH EDIIlH1s

Thoma. F. u psu.
Sussex County. nj MORT. ,.ns, Of s,.
crates a., Of peaches ,';s,',s q ~ d 81, %S
~ tn. be Grand ceu,,,, :, ~ ss'n@
Ne" ne. &c comedy oonpss,' "a, ''e lss
f,Isns. SEi,e' Works, Sts Of Phi,,SsII,,tis SI ts "a.
'''1nas go and relatives II tsiss isls, ,,,, ,,AI
oner h . suitable revs,S, o,,, ., d slIrrSs
TSiSh niRS,' ssfsysd away i iul 's's \,
. DR. Frank Bslvil's o,,., /
as,dS n " IN Ii. I possession =, ! lps,l.,,sa
tors. 4u''e a nuube, 4
, Clerk Of the psso. D..
County furnished = ~ nun au1n'l ds,
ANA = man 50 years Of sss, s,ib,'.s, sb0.ss ls,s
Fl. D. Cranor with ss'se, ~. :,
G.resn,s,borough, y, Nd, on n,s s,,'ls, T.s VI
.sa .end the funeral Of his l.,Ss. lsa,s'i,l h
years. evening, MI
The The Penn Society of F,,.,,, =,
Sobusl sbusl reunion 10 ths 'Is. pa
springs grove on sa,urda,0 0nS w
DAod from Marshal.ton s,.,i M
sion. Au''c io'A
Irwin W. Pierce Ia, tal., ,.,,
Ies'smentary on the s.,s. w Y
lay ior, late Of this ci,v' ''
can be forwarded to NJ, a. d.
Bellevue, or to R. G. Pra,,. ~ y
attorney. -'A''1' y
~ w; S'lonam 4 sor viii
fropt OF their auction loom, S'' ,
nesday morning, q fiue bs, ny. y
Germantown wagon, fot =. nv
owner has no further u,s, ~
A fight took place at poo, h,
tween TWO men in front Of F,n,iI
stables on shipley street sboM
quite a large crowd collects \
eombatants were separated M
: blood was drawn. "'|
A man named Jesss a.
through the hatchvay Of Ia NJ
tive Goal Company's shed. IN,
urday night. He had h,,bn,'
cut, which was dressed i, M
! and Wilmer. Hs vas ,,ia
almshouse, as bis wo aud l,ul
. dangerous.
Mr. William weldiu and NJ
returning to this citv from n,
) wine Springs last Friday sy,I
} ths misfortune to drive hI, M
the pike over into the .uu1
Greenbank, upssttins the nj
. throwing them both oct. Nil
: tained painful but not dsu;r,
ries, while bis wife ESCAPED s.lI
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Excursion.

The Ancient Order or Good Fellows
will make an excursion on Wed nes,iay
the 18th instant, to Psnnsgrove, N. j.,
On the steamer Susie A. Mccall, at the
ow price OF 20 cents for tho round trip.
All who wish to pass a day pleasantly
'hould Join them on this occasion, and
0y sooial intercourse contribute TO coed
ei!ow ship.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Runawsy

The horse attached i,,a, 70 " ! h
wagon of j. T. Hamilton asI,s,I M
aud King streets, toot idsss,l nis
O'Clock this morning ,o,,.h o. Au, uStsI
between Fourth and Fllla' ,sn,l s
down Fourth street a,u, anu ' ,hs
tact with q tree, disl,ns I'd \
bending the back axis -. sDG ol
the harness. Another ls.,,o. ~. N ]
WA Was procured and tbe W's''
the shop for repairs. :, wmSIit
on osr Pryor arrested .0snirl " M
ooIor.d. Cd Saturday sa eTsDb, H j
saul. The prisone, 81. asII..,tiI5 II
,yt crested the officers !. !. oi'vs' AID
lin when he drew n, . ,nrI,siel i,
tired, hitting the heeln ! nssssrripsb
foot. He was gives Q n0'''''
$40 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
FOURTH EDITION
Bssss Baii.


Ths following games were played
Ridgew y Brooklyn, 0; Metropolis.
tan, 2.
st. Louis-St. Louis, s; Cleveland, 1.
Cincinnati Cincinnati, 9; Louis.
Vile, l.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia--PhilAdelphis, .; WASH
ington, 2
Boston Boston, 4; New York, 2.
Chioago-Chiosgo, q; Detroit,
Observation-Disclosures l; Pitts
burg, 8.
New York-Metropolitsp, la, Ath.
letic, IL.
Baltimore - Baltimore, 8; Brook.
Ign, 10.
81. Louis-St Louis, 8; Louisville, 13.
Oiuclnnati-Oincinnati,6 i; ;Cleveland,s.
NOTES.
Brouthers of Detroit leads the League
In batting, with an average OF 457.
Buffinton's record Of six clean hits on
him In three consecutive games has
been equalled by TO League pitcher this
season.
A new base ball club has been orsar-
lied In Reading, with Harry s. Foote
OF Philadelphia as manager. The club
10 to be conducted on the co operative
plan.
| THE CHAMPIONSHIP nEBoRD.
/ The record OF champion ship games played TO
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Camping Out.

1t is reported that party of ten young
people, among the number being Charles
Fighter, Charles Foulk, Frank Mcdaniel,
Harry Cleaden and Mr. Sincock, will
camp out near Brtnton's bridge, on The
8randywine, for the coming two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Attention,

The regular meeting of Wilmington
Lodge, No. 1877, Order of Tonti. will be
held this evening, in the Smith Building.
All those having signed the chatter roll
and those who intend j lining are request.
ed to attend. e. SoUDER, Sec